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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07

Whna oo0o Rso01aeos EaaoaGoeaono HoVo -
~ - vasie1s 10psa
"whae fools thsss legislative mogtAis in
New York.bs," aid representative German
toan iNrLLionNc.Rr reporter. 'sThsy posed
On absurd Law making u IN cfisnss 70 drink
beer while listening 10 music Now they are
arriving at their senses and one branch Of the
Legislature hes ssssutsd 10 . repeal Of the
offensive clause The wonder 10 me 10 how
20 many fools get into the legislative Assem-.
blies Of the country"
-.
al think there 10 great field open for
some drsmatist" said the lrish patriot X J.
Houston, ITO write an 1rish play that would
take like Q prairie fire under Q July sun.
Just look ct the materials for contrast Put
ON one side the rich landlord living with bis
horses, his doga and his mistresses In Paris
of the rents squeezed out OF his hard. work.
ing tenantA Then place on the other side an
eviction scene In which poor family u being
driven into the storm because they declined
TO pay increased rent for an increased value
which their own labors had brought about
The alienation Of these two pictures could b
made dramatically intense Besides they
would educate the public mind Of this country
to knowledge Of the Irish question bettei
than all the speeches and resolutions thai
could be written. Fame and money avail
the playwright who seizes upon the golden
opportunity tha. Il presented BY the present
| Irish situation"
al see" said . leading member Of the
tar this morning, "that nearly all Of the
prominent candidates for county offices have
signed pledge not to take any illegal feea
That pledge has been taken before and VA
invariably violated. 1t 10 not worth thu
paper 1t is written on. I, too, have taken I
pledge" continued this attorney, "and 1t Il
that will not allow any Of my clients to pa,
one cent Of illegal ices 70 any Of the officers
after the first Monday Of January. 1fany ofth,
county officers charge illegal fees, viii cr
my own responsibility prosecute such ofi
Ger in every case where illegal fees ar,
charged"
The attorney means what he saya
every other member of the bar would take Z
similar pledge the practice Of taking ilieg,
fees would be speedily broken up
al observe that Norristown 10 forming Z
board OF trade," said . young member ol
Lancsster's Board OF Trade "Let them be.
ware OF our mistake and not turn what should
be practical business concern into . debat
ing lyceum."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07

CHICAGO, Nay I, l p. m.-Aarhet opened.
Wheat-AAy, SAC; June, S64c.; July, sol.c
Aug, sac.
Corn Nay. ss>ic; June. 500 Jpiy, Ikc
Aug, 42kc,
Ssts-Aay. Sssc June. 2,rsc; July. 2skc.
Lard.May. D IS; June. y %; July. q OK
Aug, o. 10.
snort Ribs-May. q 60; June. q IS; July
q IS; Aug. 81 ".
Wheat-Aay. $50 June, ssxc; July, sac
Aug, saSc.
CSrnSasy. ss}.c; June, ssssc July. axe
Aug. &sAc.
OSts-nsy. ess.c; June. 27xc July, 2sI.c.
Pork-May, Us 50; june, 90 50.
Lard-May, D s2k; June, y %; July, Z; 20
Aug. q OK.
Ribs:.May. $40; June, q AK; July. q SIX
Aug 81 IS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07
LANCAsTsk COUErY oAsss
A List to so Argued Before the Suprsu
Court 1t Philadelphia.

The following is Q complete list OF cases
from Lancaster county, that will be argued
before the supreme court at Philadelphia,
during the week ending Monday, May l6 !:
Benjamin B. Myers Va Benjamin Fritz ;
Henry L. Rudy vs. Jacob Rsthfon, commit
tee of Fianna L. Rudy; Strasburg borough
vs. Jacob Bachmsn appeal OF John +. Griel
ct al Maggie G. Wise ct al administrstor's
Va Joseph G. Walker; II. A. Balance
Vs. Jeremiah NJ. Hahn jacob B.
Lands Va A. p. Neff Amelia
Diehl vs.. Amos Lee Andrew CARRIER va
Philip Doersom and Philip Rudy; John F.
Evans vs.. Peter Wilmer, OF al; Caroline
Snyder's use VS.. the city Of Lancaster Eliza.
beth Hostetter, executrix, va Henry NJ. Bear,
administrator OF Maria Bear speal OF Amos
Walton.
Four other cases In which preparations had
been made to argue the same week have been
amicably arranged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07
4 Severe Storm.

Shortly after o'clock this afternoon an
castor was visited by heavy storm OF rain
accompanied by lightning and thunder. The
rain fell In torrents for nearly an hour and
5or few minutes there was q tall of hail.
The lightning was very vivid, and was fol.
lowed by such loud and rapid peals of thun.
der - to show that 1t had struck several
places in and adjacent to the city.
About fifteen of the magnets OF the te!e-
phone company were burnt out and as many
wires put out of service.
The Edison lighting company had q mum
bsr Of their safety plugs burned out but nj
damage was done except the temporary stop
Page Of some Of tho lightA John z. Schsun
IMPORTS halt Of his lights out and the postofiict
also suffered In the same way,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07

NSw YORK. May :. l:3O p. m.-Aoney loaned
at ~ per cent Exchange steady. q s73i 50
Governments firm. Currency SIS. q ak bid; .ls
Coup. q ~ BID; %<'s do, q 10 bid.
The stock market opened quiet, but during
the first half hour on moderate buying Of the
grAngers prices advanced fractionally. This ad.
vance was subsequently lost on a raid by the
room traders. At the present writing prices are
or y to 4 per cent. with the exception of Fort
Worth Denver. which Is strong and 2ss per
cent. higher. The scarcity of the stock and fears
ofa squeeze Is the only cause attributable Tor
the advance in the stock entioned.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07
Left . Son In Columbia.

ArA Angeline Ruth, widow OF Charles
Enth, formerly OF Sinking Spring, died Fri.
0ay morning at $50 O'Clock ct the Reading
nome Tor widows and single women, in the
00th year OF her aga She had been an in
valid for the past eleven years, having suf
1ered from paralysis, and was taken seriously
III one week ago She leaves one son, Henry
Ruth, OF Columbia. Her funeral will taks
placo on Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07
Not . Lancaster Joke.
Tho Ptttsburg Dispatch says:

"lt II understood that one of the walters a,
the Lancaster depot restaurant resigned on
Tuesday afternoon because he was not per.
mittsd TO wait upon her majesty the queen
OF tne sandwich lslandA Another dsrkey
waiter was allowed to carry dinner TO her
majesty In the car, and the favoritism Wsa
too much for the first walter"
1t 10 not likely that the queen depended
upon the restaurants along the line ior her
meals II she did, abe received mono in Ian.
caster for 1t 10 happened that her car did no,
pess through this city. 1t came east to Har-
yisburR and then passed down the Northern
Central railroad. The funny Dispatch man
VIII have 10 locate his Joke In some other
town.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07

This morning the bakery team OF George
Henry, Of 406 East King street, this city, was
left standing near the railroad ct Rohrers-
town. The driver went into Q house to de-
liver some bread, and while he was gone the
horse frightened at the whistle OF Q locomotive
and ran away. The wagon struck against
post, and the body was broken to pieces.
With the running gears the horse started
towards Lancaster, but was caught before he
had gone q quarter OF . mile The wagon
was Q complete wreck.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07

NSv YoRx, May 7.-Eiour market dull
Fine, u S0S ~; superfne, q 1soS 40
good 70 choice extra WESTERN, 8 zoos % good
s2tsS e mnsG s'srn sasra ,ssss ia common to good
WheAt-No. ! Red state. eSc No . DO
soc No: Red. winter. May. SIsc: june, sSc
July, 9,hc receipts, s6 600 shipments, 't7,4S.
Corn-No. miied cash. Sic May. axe &c
June. CSC July. 4S'sc; receipts. S.tS bus
ostsSSc:, i. white. state. .oSc. No. 2 DO
S7kc; No. Mixed, May, sac; June, liIlc re
cei pts, 2S0O bus shipments, q.
kye dull: Western, H0oSc state, S7k0ooc.
Barley nominal
PORK dull; new mess. sls %; old mess, sis O
olS =.
LArd-May. q IS June. q "a; July,
MolAssee dun At lsHc for boiling STOCK,
Turpentiue steady at 3skc.
kosin quiet; strained to gocd. q sshGl IS.
Petroleum Dull Refined. in cases. $40.
freighte dull; grain to Liverpool. lAd.
Butter dull; Western Creamery. 2l0gSc
ngin Creamery. 2soSc state dairy, halt nrkir
tubs, ltf122c.
Cheese dull; western Flat, llolsSc: good I,
choice light Skins, llk0l2kc. Fancy White, i
0l2ttc state Factory. l0l3Ac-
1ggs dull state, l3Ac; western, l2l.fl2tc.
Sugar steady: KaN ned Cutoai iie0oi,c
6nnniated, I-l66SAc.
Tallow dull prime city, Is1kc.
Rice nominal Carolina fair to good, 30Skc-
Conse nrm; fAir cargoes. l7Izc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07
Notes From City Hail,

The property committee Of councils made
Shear annual inspection OF the city'n property
- Friday afternoon. They found the
property - rule In good order. The teW
Sepeass found necsssary were ordered to be
DAdo.
~ commerce committee of councils were
cnneo sor organisation last evening, but cd
3o0ynod for want Of quorum.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07
Visiting Ola Friends.

Lieuk COL Joshua q. Fletcher, of the "a. l. q.
1nhnuys who was stationed In Lancaster
no0 DecembeE. 1855 70 September, 1865, q q
Se9oitng oficeE, and made many friends
oeee q that time has been here for Q few
~ whiting them. He left this afternoon
- Philadslphia He y now stationed at
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07
A Monster Timber Ran,

From the Marietta Register
The largest timber raft on tho river this
season was piloted down the river on Tues.
day by Fred. Weller, and arrived safely.
1t contained almost Il. 900 ieet and was over
800 feet long
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07
Lieut.. Gov. Black to Leave York,

From the York Republican.
We understand that 81. Lieutenant Cover.
nor Black and family will leave York very
shortly to spend the summer with Mrs.
Dawson, Mrs. Blacks mother, at her old
home at Friendship Hill, In the western part
OF the state. Judge Latimer has leased VII.
low Bridges during the absence Of Governor
Black Q family, and will take possession Of
the beautiful place on the departure OF the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07

william shsefer, tresiding at West King
snd Mary streets, has been arrested on com.
plant OF his wife, and Alderman Hershey
eAs nero MIN Tor . hearing on the charge OF
drunken and disordsrly conduct
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07
License Arg u,nsn,s ON Thursdsy.

1t was the intention Of the court TO hear the
applications for license for new stands and
those against which remonstrances have been
filed, but the trial of cases prevented. Thurs.
day next has been designated ~ the time for
the argument.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07

James Tsrr, charged before Alderman A.
+. Donneliy with drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct, was discharged on Friday
evening upon payment OF costs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07

soon boWmaus who reaides on East
Soleon sssse4 hes sn sgs. laid BY Brahms
which measures six and Q half
~ insAes lsnsthWiaA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07
,aa.s., 49,, z-,-s--as 49,, .>s.s...
PhilaAelphis Prod ucs A,srsss,

ParLApnLrHlA, May 7.-Ilour market arm ;
sales, lOoo barrels Minnescta Bakers, u 0oStA 10
Pennsylvania Family. e 1905 20 /; Western do,
N00iso; Patents, q a,s1e u
Rye hour steady, q IsS62 IS.
Wheat May, eAe; June. asAc July,
Corn-Hay. t:i.c.; June, l,kc; July. .sc.
August, A9c.
Usts-Msy. s7,lc.; june, s.kc; July. ss,.c
August, $50.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07
Telephone Connacfion
AMus0m0n0.

The Mannheim National bank, Mannheim. 4
connected with the telephone exchange.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07
DRA rAA.


WILEY May :, lssi, John wiley, brother Of
Mrs. 2. T. Hart, in the 6sth year of hts age. ltd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07

~ esen1eys q jacob ?. Augney, who
uensday loa coavictsd In Wsshipg.
.naeana hai1egy with intent 70 Kill
Wt0se Aave AlD6 . motion sos
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07

NOTICE WISH TO INFORM MY
IN former patrons and friends generally that
shoes; also repairing neatly done at my old
stand. No. sss NORTH PRINCE sTREET. OPP
respectfully solicited. WA. II. GUNPF.
m7.ltds
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

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k1e< = 54as aAes@stak.s e.lt sfea tAs
ksS2Sest s<tsaz.4ts ekaH.1s sxr1aio - mys
tsfy a : s1s haass - : d sA1 tAe ass -
assth. HeeE kafe 4 . sabfcs - ies
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DEs i>se. sct 60 tAsx naf Esske pisla ths
ewes see-a4isz t1psskanss q ksssins ths
eiss-1 "a ; ae4,stF s.3sss >ak celf aess
Ae4fka &eesEa aEan kh,s eat i,isl ks.f f2r
srzzs alGo4 eezH rean4 h3s beer H<e1 -
lAs ksglz<b psEsn II uAs rsssxssa -
hsst ensy - lsofansF. sal ID sesa esa<sas
sfkA4zsnt teaE Is exesils1 - lie s1lnaa-
LAT ls sseskse1 lns AishesZ saaorssznsnts,
p<<saFH11 us aost ss1a&FkzeAs easss. snd
tsosT Atk<rs hloe=d kllxlr siisaes 81 he
h<ss u bsooc Uedl<lEss IA beth Eafol.e ana
A1sfle@. Il dsk<ets t9r Is p<iser aPoa
paEfys sax fssc<ss. II sAoneas pain and
pxeloass lie. L = sndeEsse ~ skaeptisss,
pro<eritsd ~ 5o<ters. SD rslEsssalif and
used ~ those Who kssp pace vita TIE
nsFek sf isapsosszn<nts AL EePessels
dszleEs SCI u a2ief . positive fasfsnsss
aud TIE sasnsy si4 - ret0ndst 70 sny
purchaser who does not ha0 II al that i
e.2i1ed Tor 4.
A. IAs bloed j. the soafos Of lie. il stsads
to reason that the oniy wsy q YnTlig iRs
the stream Is - 20 10 iss source. fs~ peo-
PIE snd too fss ykys.clsns lselixs t1ls as
they should, bat all sao desire health.
yisof and long lie should know these
truths aud SCI upon thsn seriously fAs
preparation above described has been used
IN England Tor years, aud i wonderfully
popular in America. Ii has wondsrfai en-
dors<nsuts bat depends wholis on its merit.
These who have ssinl5 tried Sars2Exriilss
and the waters OF NJ. Clemens can take
this Elixir and certainly be cured.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

tits possible that shs tide OF proniscu-
ous emigration to shis country may be
checked without any direct effort OF our
government JUS, let the Africaa explorer
STANLEY sdvsrkiss bis cclonizs'ion
schsrns Ia tie most approved way. Let
him peinf 10 glowing colors the exceed
Ing fertility OF the soil which vii bring
forth abpndaakly with very htsle effort
and tbs LATEST q tls diseontsnssd poor IN
foreizn Countries will take the bait and
bsiaks themselves to country sppar-
sntly designed BY providencs fov such as
shsy. Il would pay our gCSsrnmens to
help SrkSLxr IN his advertising. The
money which l. needed 10 take care Of
the paupsrs which are sent over here
might BE- very pro6tably used inshas way
and there might Be much lees discomfort
smong our own poor. Let's try It
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

THs NIGHTMARE AND THe EDITOR.
Nightmare with asbock ofrsd hair
Is running about The city attempting to
convincs commercial travellers that the
TxLssRAx- HERAID hes been slur=ing
tAsm. callinE them lsw breakers, Sun
day dssecrssors, etc. he has made him
salf 20 obnoxious about hotels aud res
txarsnts with kis Fqasaky voice thai .
few nights since hs wss kicksd oas OK an
sesing place io5 declaring that ali men
who piay poker are crooks. The name Of
Tie uocsuny Thing IS nisnousr. Tor Il
IS WrizLk. whereas The nausssting obiscs
il 81 wong. The Thing vas brought
here from Ladingson By a ST. Lous. No.
Sasriif nnder Narrsnsior embszx'snsns
from the Western Union Lie snd Acc
denl socis.y OF the Uaissd States. The
Thsnz vas arrested On q rsQusition from
Guvsrncr MkRMkDUxr, cf Missouri, up.-
sa G werner L.Scs. who. commanded al
sherifs to deliver T. J. WnIGHr 70 TIE
s.. Louis oizser. About tbs tiuas the
ridiculous crsssure vho hal been chesp
katd ca lie DdasecrGf Vas hasatinT tie
EeSspspsr oiiees Of this cisy snd beg
glng ihas tue AFFAIR might be suppressed.
lis attorney wsus tc LsBsiaz and. a1sor.
ously embracing tie stern. cid hickory
hearted Granger stossrnor. begzsd thst
WnEss5r might hs reseeses. THE request
xas ecnaglia,l xi.h. s'tfsueh So sr1inent
= laayer - Ls7r 3. 6afEFfs. aho a9-
seared s. li,s dsifassA. Z "a sfanes cocs
rnoy. nlsissss ~ CiaeeFnsr slssk - Asi
no roeer ID 81 So 8 seark The hsarior
g. tie WsIear cssa bfs p<sse1 inio sis.
sry; tiAnslS txn.fal. fesf0sd 2ni
Tenslen,a0iy eoaassiine She GoyerneF
xbsf his 8asg vss; Mavs.-.- nnSzin2 :
sbs Govsruor aaa Weeping by sssFnss the
Tasnx viii red hair staring hlso'ioally
ahous shs executive eslanbsr. Wsusa1
~as rsieasei aad Sow h~ - runnioz
sboaf thscilg Ielpinz Ike esin<inx
uur snd u,ekis< Al ssf NJ - So posiiisn
a. bock- keeper orer At Folics Hssdqaar-
tsrs
Mr. B4rx. shs sditor e cur zrsssiy
esteemed mofni14 contemporary, allows
ths Nixhtmss e. waits Interviews ~i.h
sllsxsf eournersiai ,rare'ers ard prints
thsra N his pspar. S1ch a crurss sn the
Part Of an esistor of ths scholastic srzi-
nence and prudential insi1msns of Mr.
pArr - vhoily nnexrlicabie. NJ Hsrss
musf be drssnsing sgains horrible
Nlehfr.aFs is ssFsAinly With Ann svsr7
nixhk
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

Dick Doyle. ex-Msyor of White Cloud.
and the popular proprietor of the stsinsr
house of this city. lost very 6ne COW
Monday night, and ss be valued the ami
nal very highly he determined 10 find her.
tie was informed be would find his COW
at Mill Iron. eleven miles up the river, and
started late Monday night for the north.
That Was the last heard OF man or COW
until about eleven O'Clock Wednesday
night. when Dick telephoned TO . friend
that be was at Bluffton snd still alive and
wanted TO know IL the cow had come
home. be was informed it had not. Dick
got home very late Wednesday night and
the COW got home very early Thursday
morning. Dick says he will go COW hunt
ing no more as be does not understand the
points OF compass well enough.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24
sAwpusr.


Fzesh lobs.sEs a. tAs s.<ans rsslsaFsnt.
WsfaF nssiens - lhs .enzs nssssDEznt.
Lo..is wsFzsr. q Grad azsl&s. : . -
cry
Ths lsxivs ssoapa tAs kssd 81 hesksgoa
l44s i ca@Eisted.
Joe NarneE. u 0rand Rapids. wsz lo2f.
- sresxB1 te1n gsstszs1ay-
inp<ffed sna dsnss<kse EEiss q al kln1s
a. ne tieana Restaurant
eua.e extensive improvements ere oesns
r44os at tie flsnnA FsstzaE2al.
Eha soeizI kiEsa - ths Czis6oaia lazk
sFsning as { nztssElns s1cosss-
Tie propeller Asso1lnse teek 90 eEslss
of s1ssat<FIies % Chicago teday
0ns hundred znd Eve dinners we're served
- lns tison2 restaurant yesterday.
Arrivals a. Port sherman: Props, II. A.
koos. Aary 6Foh ana Levin \. Dzsia
ChaElss kubn, Of tie Wanna restaurant
rstnrnsd from = Trip 70 Grand Rapids 80
tsEd2y.
DR.. D0nsldson and Henry Jacobs. Of
ci4y-eysl, are having stone walks built II
lront Of thsiF homss-
II l. beginning 70 dawn upon the minds
% cur citizens that ne shall yet have 10 60
% Aaskegon rsvsr for the city -slsr sup
ply.
D. n Hsrshfsld. Of Chicago. formerly .
clothing merchant % this city sho has been
whiting here. returned to his home las:
night
AsEnember when ycu come from q pleas
ara uip on the lake and are hungry that
you can ger me supper ~ the Vienna
restaurant.
Ex-Supt. Cavanraugh and John Jackson
are In Chicago. it Is said. fef the purpose OF
closing a bargain 70 take charge of water
works plant ia Western city.
Those wishing 20 attend the Detroit New
York ball game al Detroit June Is, can
leave here on the G. s w. NJ freight al 4 q.
n and catch the excursion train a. FeTys-
burg.
AIS. White Of the tug Office, a. Port
sherman. has been quite sick for several
days with neuralgia Her rgother, from
Beliesies. is making her visit and seeing
10 her wants.
Two fires were discovered near the tug
Office az Port Sherman Thursday night.
The first was easily extinguished. The last
was discovered about IL O'Clock, and Was
put out without much damage
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

t1e Kc1si cd fass
Anat .aY, ard as
apter ta1xnt hl.n
- para seess
ks& - a,es sash.
iE0n ssd ia, one
2smulers Gag. %
ths sEeFy Fans.
q 4 an everybody
sboat the farm uas
busy. young Fora
ker hofsis@ly tof-
hls pansaioonG
Here was a siRss-
ton, i14smEca as
tie Id bai bat q
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

4 word Of a.1v.cs 10 persons Who travel
BY slssnsr: Assooa - ycu are confost-
ably On board, make little tour OF in
spsction On your own sccouns. and OBJ
serve, especially. where the hfs-pressrv-
ers are located. and consider lust bow to
60 - work 10 pat one on, end what
wonld Be he bess taing to do 4 il shoGld
De neceasary 10 take 10 the water. II
won'f take mnch tias % do thus, snd N
50 emergency is might save yocr life.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

". A. CAosEcr, Tor > year editor Of the
WasLi1stoa Peat. rstirss this usonih, aud
sfLlsos EC4cafssoA's soa WALFEa vi
s9aia taks eberg4 WALTss resignef
snideniy . year ago because ehoiee
passeraph VS. crowded out By : proas-
sbs Al.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

= fotfer ngl irorn TIE Esnt deo- sneh L
tells - ewss sforys TIE nurse wss careless
ard left BE h&sv earrIare ia = daraa haee-
menf TIE nsxt sfrle she tock the bas7
8uf ricinc s caught c9i9. A phTxician uss
csi.ed hnf L was TO lats Thp Hclnaa
Ad.usaeie CAB ean be detached from TIE
Theeis sn6 carried fnto the ae.sse wfth ~
nshr a rerfect erefle = oerleef zlaf1t 4
rerfect crib. 4 rerfecf nousa c1r~5sce--all
rars hinesf issakirz a perfect taav rarrfexe
So aslversisernsnt and send foz estaioxae
Net sold hs dezizr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

because she saw that be had ceased to love
her. Her beauty bad faded. her former
;ade. What bad caused this change?
Functional arrangement; sne was suffering
from those ailments peculiar TO her sex.
And so their two young lives drifted apart.
How needless. how cruell Had she taken
Dr. Peirce's Favori,e Prescription, she
might have been restored TO health and
happiness. II any lady reader of these
lines are similarly afflicted. let her lose no
time IN procuring the "Favorite Prescrip-
tion." Ii will give her a new lease of life.
Sold by druggists. under a positive guaran-
tee from the manufacturers, of perfect
satisfaction IN every case, or money
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

Tho two hundred and iflieth birthday
az place 10 son.sthing 10 b. proud OF and
worthy Of being celebrated with much
romp. Duxbury. Msss.. had that oppor-
tunify last week AID improved Il. Euro
pssns would cali that quite under age
and laugh &C the idea Of It's being cause
Of pride. bat Americans who are continu-
ally building new cities have very little
antiquity 10 boast Of and must make the
nost o; what they have.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24
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Schooner Geo. Dunbar. for Chicago. 30O.-
600 feet of lumber; schr. Levi Grant, for
Michigan City. 10000 lest OF lumber
schr. c. J. Roder. for Chicsgo. 1900
shingles; Propeller Albert Soper, for Chi
oago. 400. 900 feet Of lumber; schr. Waleska,
for sheboygan, $4,000 feet OF lumber; prop.
G. Hickox, for Milwaukee, 250, 900 feet oil
lumber; prop. II. A. Root. for Michigan
City, 10000 feet Of lumber and SOC, 600 lath;
schr. VIM. Smith, for Chicago. $4,000 feet oi
lumber; schr. City of Grand Haven. for
Chicago. 2o5,0O feet Of lumber Total,
i.6i5,000 feet of lumber, 1900 AID SOC, ,c00
iath
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

Flashing. Long Isiaad, bears ths dis
isinefion % bsin< lhs Only city. 80 iar -
heard ron, ID ths Unlisd states v1ere a
.sizilanes eomnistse daekz = married raaa
u - pond 4 be - foaad on the streets
aliss 81 o'clock ~ nisht Without hls wlfs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

lhs OH City Derrics suggests that a.
sks Sss York Press Clab has pF0vIlisd
nios restlag-pla N which - bnsg -
Newspaper msn, i would Do EralifStnz
u have sLsm quistly barg : few.